I leave my Windows closed at night to keep crooks out. I upgraded my windows a few years ago, so they work really well. Not sure if they are version 10 or not.
I have not upgraded to Windows 10, haven't even considered any of the Window's OS's post 7.
If I take a good photo it's not my camera's fault.
i started with Windows 3.2 then 95 , 98 , XP finally 7 My laptop is on 8 My desktop on 7 It would be nice to have them on the same system I do not use the laptop much and hate 8 so it will try that first
Thought what the heck and updated yesterday. Seams to work just fine. Different look. Everything works and some that didn't seams to work now. We will see. :-B
I use linux :-) whats windows 10 .. last I heard it was 8 ? ;-)
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For once I've been lucky. Just about every alternate Windows OS has been real rubbish (last bad one was 8). I am fine with 7 on my machines for the moment, so unless 10 makes older machines faster than 7, I'll wait at least until the dust settles.
I upgraded my laptop last night. It was windows 8 anyway and I didn't think it could get any worse. 10 seems to work fine and is a definite upgrade from 8.
I heard from a complainer friend that lots of people are having issues with Windows 10. Wonder if its a small sample or a lot of people having issues.
More of the pro reviews are saying that overall Window 10 is the best release since 7, but that there are some outstanding bugs that need to be worked out before anyone doing professional work on the OS should upgrade.
If I take a good photo it's not my camera's fault.
For once I've been lucky. Just about every alternate Windows OS has been real rubbish (last bad one was 8). I am fine with 7 on my machines for the moment, so unless 10 makes older machines faster than 7, I'll wait at least until the dust settles.
This is pretty much how I feel as well at this point. However, I get the "Get Windows 10" popup daily now so I might cave soon. I think another month or so and I will be on board...
I have had every version of Windows since 3.1. Millenium was the biggest disappointment. Window 8.0 is on my photography desktop and 8.1 on my older desktop for everything else (I upgraded that from 7). Windows 8.0 is the best so far but I reconfigured it it to make it look like 7, which is the one that I have enjoyed working with the most.
The biggest thing that I am looking forward to with Windows 10 is complete reliability with hard drives larger than two terabytes. I could get rid of 20 2 terabyte hard drives if I could upgrade them to 10 terabyte drives. I will likely upgrade my 8.1 machine to it and see how it works.
I have put 10 on a tablet to replace the awful 8. It is marginally less awful than 8 - but absolutely no way would I put it on my laptop currently with windows 7. It has too much crapware, like Film &TV, Xbox etc that I don't want and cannot remove (or at least I have not spend long enough on Google).
, but that there are some outstanding bugs that need to be worked out
No matter how long you wait there always will be I upgraded to XP the week it was launched and no regrets ( No I did not use Vista)
Sure, and I've run beta versions as well, but never on a main work machine. Most business will wait for a service pack before upgrading to a new version of Windows. Then again as of Window's 10 service packs are a thing of the past...
I won't be upgrading because I've basically given up on Microsoft. I have been running Windows and Mac OS side by side for many years, but I think that will transition to a Mac OS and Linux pair.
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If I take a good photo it's not my camera's fault.
I have upgraded both the laptop and workstation to Win10. Different and more like 7 than the 8's. I skipped from 7 to 10. Both machines are noticeably faster. No action benchmark but they do seem to run much smoother. Looks like the memory management has been improved. My biggest gripe so far is I have not figured out how even if it is possible to import favorites into Edge. And then again it may be possible to do it manually with a copy paste into a folder. I'm a gnats breath away from tossing Gates and Co and going Mac.
Have 7 now. I'll be waiting for a while until it smooths out. Have 8 on a Windows tablet at works and I can navigate it ok, but really kind of hate it. I heard 10 was better though. There has to be a catch for it being free right? I mean 8 didn't sell or something?
I have just upgraded my laptop. from 8 to 10 IMHO definitely better than 8 LR 5.7 runs faster Chrome and Spotify work fine a few pop ups, in bottom right, for add ons. but so far, nothing irritation I will probably upgrade my desktop tops from 7 to 10 in a few days
. It has too much crapware, like Film &TV, Xbox etc that I don't want and cannot remove .
These are only installed by default if you don't use the custom option but it does seem to add an icon on the start menu that can be removed
Sadly, the right-click and uninstall option is not available on many items - like xbox and Film & TV - although I have managed to get rid of other rubbish that way.
I wonder if the anti-trust brigade will go after them in the way they did a while back over Internet Explorer?
I was running the nightly Windows 10 builds in VM Ware before it was released to the public. It seems faster than Windows 8, I am running it (Windows 10 Pro) in triple boot with Mac OS and Linux on USB 3.0 keys.
I like it, It is taking a little getting use to some of the changes though.... I really would prefer a true Windows 7 Start bar and just leave the tiles for the tablets.
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I have not upgraded to Windows 10, haven't even considered any of the Window's OS's post 7.
My laptop is on 8
My desktop on 7
It would be nice to have them on the same system
I do not use the laptop much and hate 8 so it will try that first
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Capture NX2 seems to work just fine........
I upgraded to XP the week it was launched and no regrets
( No I did not use Vista)
The biggest thing that I am looking forward to with Windows 10 is complete reliability with hard drives larger than two terabytes. I could get rid of 20 2 terabyte hard drives if I could upgrade them to 10 terabyte drives. I will likely upgrade my 8.1 machine to it and see how it works.
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I won't be upgrading because I've basically given up on Microsoft. I have been running Windows and Mac OS side by side for many years, but I think that will transition to a Mac OS and Linux pair.
but it does seem to add an icon on the start menu that can be removed
IMHO definitely better than 8
LR 5.7 runs faster
Chrome and Spotify work fine
a few pop ups, in bottom right, for add ons. but so far, nothing irritation
I will probably upgrade my desktop tops from 7 to 10 in a few days
I wonder if the anti-trust brigade will go after them in the way they did a while back over Internet Explorer?
And as for spyware - http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-08-02/surveillance-state-goes-mainstream-windows-10-watching-logging-everything
RE anti-trust brigade. I suspect this will be covered by the agreement you tick when you install WIN 10
It does not bother me, what people know about me
but I do worry, when people make things up
I like it, It is taking a little getting use to some of the changes though.... I really would prefer a true Windows 7 Start bar and just leave the tiles for the tablets.